Supporting Students Who Live With Migraines
When a student has frequent migraines, the challenges extend far beyond the pain itself. June is Migraine Awareness Month, a time to highlight a condition that affects more than 1 […]
When a student has frequent migraines, the challenges extend far beyond the pain itself. June is Migraine Awareness Month, a time to highlight a condition that affects more than 1 […]
En el estado de Utah, los estudiantes con discapacidades tienen varias opciones para completar la escuela secundaria, dependiendo de sus necesidades, habilidades y metas futuras. Estas opciones son determinadas principalmente […]
From Struggling to Supported If you’re parenting a student with a disability, you’ve probably seen it—the after-school exhaustion, the frustration over “simple” tasks. This anxiety builds on Sunday night before […]
As special needs parents, we may be looking at the approaching summer break with both anticipation and fear. It’s nice not to have to worry about catching that bus, packing […]
The Weight They Carry They’re the ones you see in waiting rooms, doing homework or scrolling their phones while appointments stretch on. They’re the ones who know all the medical […]
The article published by the Salt Lake Tribune highlights the issues of subminimum wage, sheltered workshops, and the systematic lack of choice in regard to competitive integrated employment for individuals […]
Support The Utah Parent Center Each Time You Shop at Smith’s EVERY TIME YOU SHOP AT SMITH’S WITH YOUR REWARDS CARD, THEY DONATE 0.5% OF YOUR TOTAL TO OUR NONPROFIT! […]
Are you interested in becoming part of the Utah Parent Center team? The Utah Parent Center’s Careers page will provide you up-to-date information about current openings. The Utah Parent Center […]
Administrative Assistant- Heather Collick Heather recently joined the Utah Parent Center shortly after moving to Salt Lake City. She spent the past six years living abroad, working with several non-profits […]
Maia is finishing up her last year in Post High School with her school district. She works at a local clothing boutique and loves going shopping with her Supported Living […]
I was diagnosed with High-Functioning Autism when I was ten years old. Having Autism has been difficult, to say the least. Learning the nuances of language, social interaction, basic social […]